Make this attractive pebbled doormat in a few easy steps.
- Scissors
- Paintbrush
- Pebbles
- Rubber net (300 x 1 000 mm)
- Contact adhesive (500 ml)
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Step 1
Decide how big you’d like your mat to be. Ours is 45 x 30 cm. Pack the pebbles out on your work surface to this size.
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Step 2
Place the rubber net over the pebbles and use the scissors to cut it to size.
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Step 3
Remove the net and paint the pebbles with contact adhesive.
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Step 4
Place the rubber net on plastic and paint it with contact adhesive. Let it stand for 10-15 minutes.
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Step 5
Place the net with the adhesive side on top of the pebbles and firmly push it down.
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Step 6
Once the adhesive has dried and the stones are firmly stuck down, use the scissor to trim the net around the outer pebbles. Turn over and place in position.
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Credits
Referenced from Gallo images / YOU Magazine